New-York tribune., 1887-12-12

ENrHUslAsM OVER BLAISEs TARIFF TALK
THE WHOLE COUNTRY ApoUsrn

man 1t is what he says quite a. m,icn A. VIZ ., We
as. sa; sesd NE ass ns a St @
should also have due credit "''
AND THE NATION EXHIBITS "GHoULfsu GI.rr.
Prom The phHads,phta Prem
There IN but opinion In AdIninlstration c,,.,.
concerning MT Blaines views on the tarie the msss
and internal taxation. And. that is that Mr. BIs,ss
BILE display OF perpicious activity.
VALUABLE SERVICE DONE TO THE PARTY
Prom The So Loun Globe Democrat
of the great question to which IL relates most aa
and impressive contribution Ia the poItiea, ,ss
Mr. Cleveland reasoning with unsparing plaaaes. , g
sets forth the advantages OF protection so clearly that
can well afford 70 enter the coming Ysticna
with the tariff ssue thus definitely and fairly joinei
A DEFENDER OF HIS coUSTRYs INTERESTS
From the Ransas csty Journal
whose influence in the affairs OF this and other palo.s NE
independent OF official prominence. We ia no va
exaggerate the situation when we say further thar "a
man In public life possesses the Influence held by NJ
When Mr. Blaine talks about the tarr the peops s,o,
that his suggestions from knowledge Of he .,h
ject He 10 not statesman by accident
We are not surprised that sir. Cleyeand's message In
dnced Mr. Blaine e 'alk for to place Mr. CLEVELAND,
ideas IN the shape OF legislation would bring an ora oi
disaster on the country
THE PRESIDENTS ARGUMENT DEMoLrsHgD
Iron. The Boston Commercial
Mr. Blaine has Knocked all the paidye" out a.
Grover Clevciands message TO Congress Mr. Bains
believes in the American markets for Americans M
Cleveland strongly advocates American markets for the
English. Which will the people Of the Unilel statss
have poverty or prosperity
TOUCHING OFF A BIG GUN.
From The Au5urn (N ~ DispateA
James G. Blaine and Grover Cleveland have than.
selves started the campaign without any or sugge
tons, as far Is known IRON their adhercnts ina
President threw down the gauntlet. and Mr. Blaine from
his Partisan place OF soourn took IL almos; insaner
sever were the big guns dred by the respective com
maDders in person In more pranp, and bIslnessiks
fashion. There were lieutenalAs. sergeants OF
corpOrals In the work-the captains III the fuses
INSPIRING UNIVERSAL ADMIRATION.
Washington DspateA 10 The Detroit rribfae.
THE TRrBUNE's interview with Mr. Blaine was com
mendcd by every Republican who read it. Even those
who are opposed to him as the candidate OF tie party
next year admit that in his answer tO the Pfesiisars
message he has shown himself the able.t ponen Of
the Republican party and has fully defined iae issacs
upon which the campaign will be fought next year
THE DEMOCRATS sORELY DISTRESSED.
From The Cleveland Leader.
The Democratic press OF the country denolnce r. M
expected No man could have deai such effective
Cleveands message without stirring up the ennity ot
all the Democratic leaders TIE NRw YORK IgiBrSg
states the ease very fairly when SAYS that ,,rover
turer; and James g. Blaine. in Europe speaks like
American. Mr.. Blaine unnistaksby voices the sen;L
nents of the American people, all be founl when The
Issue Is decided at the polls.
SECRETARY EyDrcOTr AGREES WITH HIN.
from The Etgi;o ErPr,s.
Apparently there IL one opinion between Nr James u.
Blaine and William c. Endcot Secretary 0i War In Mr..
Clevelands Cabinet, regarding our coast teiences
1T WILL APPEAL TO MANY DEMoCRArs.
From The Pinsburg Commercial Go,us
The great mass Of Republicans are Proec tonisfs snd
II the lines are 10 be closely drawn as bet veen the
revenue policy advocated by Mr.. Cleveland aud the
American system as interpreted by Mr Blllns nys
every three Republicans who desert 10 tie Democratic
lines.
TOUCHING A RESPONSIVE CHORD
From The Muravkse Irea.ng Uise0nsin.
Wiscaustu
markabe interview "a the most sncclnc' zni ceancus
and aoie and truthful exposition o. Eepnbcan lIey
previous efforts said 30 much 50 3rlely and 40
we'll Throughout the Interview Il the ials oi .
man who above everything else II American Hn
Amercanism rings through every sentence Ahd itwih
strike responsive chords anoaI men s o,ss
though he were to write messages a housan d years
BETTER WAIT AWHILE!
FYon tn, s. Lous v,ob,. Democrat
For President IN lsss, James 9, Blaine 90 Maine p oe
Vice President. j. b Foraker. Ok ohio fIatiotm r~
lection to American industries.
AMERICA FOR AMERICANS.
From The Portland Erpress.
Although travelling abroad Mr. Baines interest 10 az
abatement.
BEARING on THE NOMINATIONS.
Yurat Halseads Nso York Letter The Cincinnati con
mereiat 6azene Art. ,,.s,.
There Is the sound of the trumpet In this nanesto
and vet It may not mean at all what tue average pom
tcian will naturally insist Is perfectly obyou anu c
clusiyeIy established. III not Hltssn 'nae
has made up mind to for rhe Presdeney but ust
the other thing The position OF Mr. Blaine 1, cps
OF immense potentiaity aud responsibility and as .ns
upon the Presidency In better form sitter the blast OF Wy
trumpet from Paris than before. He certainly woaia
do so IL there that there could " iounu
man stronger before the people in tho critical states
lie certainly will do II not called to go to the front
again by such aDfestat0ns OF Republican pubic opn
ion as are practically unanimous least SO dominans
as to be unanswerable and unavoidable
COMMENDABLE JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE
Tns posfou ro,oru
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE has done the country q great
service In Obtaining an interview With Mr. Blaine 80
soon after the publishing OF Mr. Cleyeanis free trade
document.
1T SETS PEOPLE THIN KING.
From The Springfield lMa"l Unton ,,.. .,
more serious thought about the true welfare Oh Ihe
country than all President Clevelanis plalituies
TAKING THE NEWSPAPER MEDAL
From The Washington Post
THE TRIBUNE interview with MI Blame Is y, '.nt
odds the clcverest journalistic feat or the year Anu
there was nothing of charlatan display aDont H. e'Ge
THE WOOL GROWERS FOLLOW HIN.
From The Chicago Inter. Ocean. -.
Mr. Blaine wa, prompt In starting up the protectl0nss
fork OF the political road, and the lOJoooo 'oeIs
grow deal in wool just prompt 70 ACCOMPANY
him. Millions Of voters nerasei IN other M n,ss
American industry the existence or prosperity OF ne
Is threatened by Mr. Clevelants radical redue'cn .
scheme are also treading the road that iiyerges ron
that taken by the Golden Club organs aud the DeinS
cratic party.
WELCOMING TIE DISCUSSION.
From The chicago Ne,cs A..
There Is point In Mr. Blalnes interview ais az
Presidents message where Ihe Daily news taur
comedies with nim IL will bring the country wDeiv"
ought 10 brought FULL fair contest on ihe quey
genuine reduction Of the tarlf.